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Definition of strip
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Stripping
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Stri.
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Serranoid
::
Serranoid
(n.) Any fish of the
family
Serranidae,
which
includes
the
striped
bass, the black sea bass, and many other food
fishes..
Expilation
::
Expilation
(n.) The act of
expilating
or
stripping
off;
plunder;
pillage.
Slit
::
Slit (n.) To cut
lengthwise;
to cut into long
pieces
or
strips;
as, to slit iron bars into nail rods; to slit
leather
into
straps..
Bearer
::
Bearer
(n.) A strip of
reglet
or other
furniture
to bear off the
impression
from a blank page; also, a type or
type-high
piece of metal
interspersed
in blank parts to
support
the plate when it is
shaved..
Outrun
::
Outrun
(v. t.) To
exceed,
or leave
behind,
in
running;
to run
faster
than; to
outstrip;
to go
beyond..
Guide
::
Guide (v. t.) A strip or
device
to
direct
the
compositor's
eye to the line of copy he is
setting.
Corded
::
Corded
(a.)
Striped
or
ribbed
with
cords;
as, cloth with a
corded
surface..
Skin
::
Skin (v. t.) To strip off the skin or hide of; to flay; to peel; as, to skin an
animal..
Fleecer
::
Fleecer
(n.) One who
fleeces
or
strips
unjustly,
especially
by
trickery
or
fraund..
Laced
::
Laced (a.)
Fastened
with a lace or
laces;
decorated
with
narrow
strips
or
braid.
See Lace, v. t..
String
::
String
(n.) A small cord, a line, a
twine,
or a
slender
strip of
leather,
or other
substance,
used for
binding
together,
fastening,
or tying
things;
a cord,
larger
than a
thread
and
smaller
than a rope; as, a shoe
string;
a
bonnet
string;
a
silken
string..
Husk
::
Husk (v. t.) To strip off the
external
covering
or
envelope
of; as, to husk
Indian
corn..
Springe
::
Springbuck
(n.) A South
African
gazelle
(Gazella
euchore)
noted for its
graceful
form and
swiftness,
and for its
peculiar
habit of
springing
lighty
and
suddenly
into the air. It has a white
dorsal
stripe,
expanding
into a broad patch of white on the rump and tail.
Called
also
springer..
Stripe
::
Stripe
(n.) Color
indicating
a party or
faction;
hence,
distinguishing
characteristic;
sign;
likeness;
sort; as,
persons
of the same
political
stripe..
Tenderloin
::
Tenderloin
(n.) A strip of
tender
flesh on
either
side of the
vertebral
column
under the short ribs, in the hind
quarter
of beef and pork. It
consists
of the psoas
muscles..
Match
::
Match (n.)
Anything
used for
catching
and
retaining
or
communicating
fire, made of some
substance
which takes fire
readily,
or
remains
burning
some time; esp., a small strip or
splint
of wood
dipped
at one end in a
substance
which can be
easily
ignited
by
friction,
as a
preparation
of
phosphorus
or
chlorate
of
potassium..
Fur
::
Fur (n.)
Strips
of
dressed
skins with fur, used on
garments
for
warmth
or for
ornament..
Ungown
::
Ungown
(v. t.) To strip of a gown; to
unfrock.
Gopher
::
Gopher
(n.) One of
several
western
American
species
of the genus
Spermophilus,
of the
family
Sciuridae;
as, the gray
gopher
(Spermophilus
Franklini)
and the
striped
gopher
(S.
tridecemlineatus);
--
called
also
striped
prairie
squirrel,
leopard
marmot,
and
leopard
spermophile.
See
Spermophile..
Vane
::
Vane (n.) A
contrivance
attached
to some
elevated
object
for the
purpose
of
showing
which way the wind
blows;
a
weathercock.
It is
usually
a plate or strip of
metal,
or slip of wood, often cut into some
fanciful
form, and
placed
upon a
perpendicular
axis
around
which it moves
freely..
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